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Combat Record
Career-long numbers from eve-kill
Combat
- Kills
- 0
- Losses
- 0
- Efficiency
- 0%
- Danger Ratio
- 0%
ISK
- Destroyed
- 0
- Lost
- 0
- ISK Efficiency
- 0%
- Balance
- +0
Solo
- Solo Kills
- 0
- Solo Ratio
- 0%
- Final Blows
- 0
- Points
- 0
Other
- NPC Losses
- 0
- NPC Loss Ratio
- 0%
- Avg Kills/Day
- —
- Activity
- Inactive
Combat profile
How they fight, with whom and against whom — last 90 days
Most Valuable
Matchups
Who they kill, who kills them, what they lose
Top ListsLast 90 days
Hulls Lost
Losses broken down by hull class.
Career
Corporations flown for, most recent first
TaleweaverSince Friday, 11 November 20050 Kills0 Losses
Deep Core Mining Inc.Since Saturday, 22 October 20050 Kills0 Losses
Jericho FractionSince Sunday, 17 April 20050 Kills0 Losses
Deep Core Mining Inc.Since Sunday, 17 April 20050 Kills0 Losses
Interstellar Solutions Inc.Since Sunday, 6 February 20050 Kills0 Losses
Science and Trade InstituteSince Saturday, 5 February 20050 Kills0 Losses
In-game bio
The Library section of the EVE forums.
Arid, silent, desolated... a good place to find strange stuff.
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Many, many autumns ago… a Dragon wanted to know how the snow tastes like. There was no snow in his planet, none at all, so he spread his dark wings and flew all the way across sky and space until he reached Home and the Kaalakiota Peaks, because back then the Kaalakiota Peaks were covered with the thickest, whitest snow in all of Eve.
The Dragon set his claws over the snow, lowered his huge head with his jaws wide open and tried to take a mouthful. But Dragons breath fire as hot as a thousand suns, and every time he opened his jaws the snow melted before he could taste it.
The Dragon tried and tried, but the harder he tried the hotter his breath became, and more the snow melted, and the Dragon was furious. Finally his anger burned so hot that all the snow was melting, and the Dragon stood tall huge and fierce and yelled,
“If this snow I cannot taste, then none will.”
So he flew high, high over wind and sky until his dark wings covered the sun and the day became night. And with his jaws open wide he rained fire upon snow, wood and mountain, and everything back Home started to burn.
Our houses burned...
Our cities burned...
Our families burned.
Only a lucky few that the Fire spared ran away to our ships and escaped from the Dragon, leaving Home behind.
That’s why grandma and grandpa had to leave Home far, far away, and that’s why we live in Lonetrek and The Forge today.
That’s why Home is burned and scarred now, and the Kaalakiota Peaks are dark and barren, and now they have no snow.
And that’s why we cannot return Home yet… not until you and your brothers grow tall and strong, strong enough to face the Dragon, make him go back to his own planet, and leave our Home to us.
Arid, silent, desolated... a good place to find strange stuff.
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Many, many autumns ago… a Dragon wanted to know how the snow tastes like. There was no snow in his planet, none at all, so he spread his dark wings and flew all the way across sky and space until he reached Home and the Kaalakiota Peaks, because back then the Kaalakiota Peaks were covered with the thickest, whitest snow in all of Eve.
The Dragon set his claws over the snow, lowered his huge head with his jaws wide open and tried to take a mouthful. But Dragons breath fire as hot as a thousand suns, and every time he opened his jaws the snow melted before he could taste it.
The Dragon tried and tried, but the harder he tried the hotter his breath became, and more the snow melted, and the Dragon was furious. Finally his anger burned so hot that all the snow was melting, and the Dragon stood tall huge and fierce and yelled,
“If this snow I cannot taste, then none will.”
So he flew high, high over wind and sky until his dark wings covered the sun and the day became night. And with his jaws open wide he rained fire upon snow, wood and mountain, and everything back Home started to burn.
Our houses burned...
Our cities burned...
Our families burned.
Only a lucky few that the Fire spared ran away to our ships and escaped from the Dragon, leaving Home behind.
That’s why grandma and grandpa had to leave Home far, far away, and that’s why we live in Lonetrek and The Forge today.
That’s why Home is burned and scarred now, and the Kaalakiota Peaks are dark and barren, and now they have no snow.
And that’s why we cannot return Home yet… not until you and your brothers grow tall and strong, strong enough to face the Dragon, make him go back to his own planet, and leave our Home to us.